* * * * * WEREWOLF ISSUE 35, October 11, 2012 * * * * *


Are classes on Christian values eroding the secular nature of our school system?	Are some Hollywood productions imposing slave-like conditions on Kiwi workers?	Has Cabin in the Woods killed the slasher movie genre?

	When Local GPs are a Closed Book Does the health system know (or care) when people can’t sign up at their local Medical Centre? by Gordon Campbell
	When Teaching Becomes Preaching A fresh campaign to get religious instruction out of state primary schools has reprised a very old debate. by Alison McCulloch
	Acting Under Orders Does John Key know the conditions facing Kiwi workers within US film and TV productions here? by Gordon Campbell
	Bureaucratic Blind Alleys Palestinians escaping Syria find little relief in Lebanon by Jonathan Broadbery
	A Broader Union Can an iwi-trade union alliance help change the economic equation in favour of workers? by Alison McCulloch
	Elric Kane, Master of Horror An interview with the New Zealand-raised host of Inside Horror by Gordon Campbell
	From The Hood : Qui, Jean, Ou Est La Growth? If Planet Key did not exist, it would be necessary to invent it. by Lyndon Hood
	Punishment Park Five attractive teenagers, a remote cabin in the woods … What could possibly go wrong? by Philip Matthews
	Café-Nomics in Hard Times Life behind the café counter, post GFC by Gordon Campbell
	The Complicatist : The Spirit of Rockabilly The sound of white trash contenders, from over 50 years ago… by Gordon Campbell
	* * * * * WEREWOLF ISSUE 34, September 5, 2012 * * * * * The September 2012 Edition of Werewolf by Werewolf